Sentence examples for remarkable prominence from inspiring English sources

I base my argumentation on the observation that image-caption-clusters have gained remarkable prominence in perception as they today often cover the entire layout space of a double-page, when they often appeared together with running text on a 1915 spread.

A remarkable prominence is that there was no crystal of any form in sample D (curve 1 in Figure 4), prepared through simple dissolution of PSt by THF, and TiO2 was amorphous by 100%.

In the past fortnight, a video emerged on social media which gained remarkable prominence which highlights India and its secret warfare within Pakistan.

The paper focuses on the remarkable growth and prominence of community organising in the UK.

It is remarkable, given his prominence in British politics for over two decades, what a mysterious figure he is.Partly that reflects the complexity of his affairs.

The 18-year-old has enjoyed a remarkable rise to prominence this season, winning the European Team Championships and then breaking the two-minute mark to win the Sainsbury's Grand Prix a week later.

It caps a remarkable rise to prominence for a player who made the move to full-time football with Oxford after winning the Irish Premiership title in three of the past four seasons with Belfast club Crusaders.

Even so, the party's rise to prominence is remarkable given Latvia's history.

Casey's prominence is remarkable given the eight he posted at the 14th in round two.

With regard to desired futures, the most remarkable fact is the prominence of people's/citizen's role in all social life dimensions: 'people' appears as the key actor to determine society's future in every category (economy, culture, politics, environment, and security).

Michel Crozier, who has died at the age of 90, was one of the great French sociologists in a remarkable generation that came to prominence in the 1960s and early 70s.